https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/maritime-leaders-view-asia-especially-china-as-the-dominant-influence-on-shipping-1410117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T21:11:12.000ZMaritime leaders view Asia, especially China, as the dominant influence on shippinghttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-rises-to-3-186-as-seven-session-rally-continues-1410115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T21:10:39.000ZBaltic Dry Index rises to 3,186 as seven-session rally continueshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/shipbroker-global-seaborne-iron-ore-loadings-rose-in-2025-exports-continue-into-2026-1410116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T21:09:58.000ZShipbroker: global seaborne iron ore loadings rose in 2025; exports continue into 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/ardmore-takes-final-two-handysize-newbuild-options-at-wuhu-shipyard-1380117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T18:11:52.000ZArdmore takes final two Handysize newbuild options at Wuhu Shipyardhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/kuwaiti-tanker-al-salam-ii-struck-in-strait-of-hormuz-uk-monitor-says-1380116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T18:11:06.000ZKuwaiti tanker Al-Salam II struck in Strait of Hormuz, UK monitor sayshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/maryam-shipmanagement-shortens-name-to-msm-and-moves-dubai-headquarters-to-jumeirah-lakes-towers-1380115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T18:10:28.000ZMaryam Shipmanagement shortens name to MSM and moves Dubai headquarters to Jumeirah Lakes Towershttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/berg-propulsion-urges-retrofit-led-route-to-decarbonisation-1350137The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T15:12:05.000ZBerg Propulsion urges retrofit-led route to decarbonisationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/bencros-fenders-co2-savings-independently-verified-and-transferable-to-buyers-1350135The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T15:11:20.000ZBencros fenders’ CO2 savings independently verified and transferable to buyershttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/experience-and-experimentation-marinelink-portrays-rmk-marine-at-the-fore-of-shipyard-adaptation-1350136The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T15:10:53.000ZExperience and Experimentation: MarineLink Portrays RMK Marine at the Fore of Shipyard Adaptationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/analysis-of-tracking-records-shows-tanker-taken-by-somali-pirates-repeatedly-went-dark-before-seizure-1320117The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T12:11:20.000ZAnalysis of tracking records shows tanker taken by Somali pirates repeatedly went dark before seizurehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dnv-warns-imo-action-could-lift-demand-for-low-emission-bunker-fuels-more-than-fivefold-by-2050-1320116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T12:10:55.000ZDNV warns IMO action could lift demand for low‑emission bunker fuels more than fivefold by 2050https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/industry-rethinks-dual-fuel-bets-as-focus-shifts-to-burning-less-fuel-1320115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T12:10:31.000ZIndustry rethinks dual-fuel bets as focus shifts to burning less fuelhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dft-publishes-call-for-evidence-on-decarbonising-ports-1290021The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T09:12:12.000ZDfT publishes call for evidence on decarbonising portshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/department-for-transport-issues-guidance-on-creating-and-managing-bus-nap-1290022The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T09:11:38.000ZDepartment for Transport issues guidance on creating and managing Bus NAPhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/mmo-publishes-provisional-july-2026-sea-fisheries-statistics-1290049The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T09:11:13.000ZMMO publishes provisional July 2026 sea fisheries statisticshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-rises-to-highest-level-since-3-june-after-sixth-straight-gain-1230093The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T03:13:38.000ZBaltic Dry Index rises to highest level since 3 June after sixth straight gainhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/analysts-warn-port-congestion-is-worsening-as-waiting-times-rise-1230092The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T03:12:56.000ZAnalysts warn port congestion is worsening as waiting times risehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/gcmd-issues-practical-protocol-for-verifying-marine-biofuel-volumes-and-renewable-content-1230091The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T03:12:23.000ZGCMD issues practical protocol for verifying marine biofuel volumes and renewable contenthttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dnv-warns-regulatory-uncertainty-demands-fleet-strategies-for-multiple-futures-1230090The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T00:13:27.000ZDNV warns regulatory uncertainty demands fleet strategies for multiple futureshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/hormuz-transits-remain-limited-as-iran-and-oman-near-traffic-deal-carriers-weigh-suez-return-1230088The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T00:12:52.000ZHormuz transits remain limited as Iran and Oman near traffic deal; carriers weigh Suez returnhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/weekly-broker-note-records-continued-newbuilding-contracting-across-dry-bulk-tanker-and-container-sectors-1230089The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-28T00:12:21.000ZWeekly broker note records continued newbuilding contracting across dry bulk, tanker and container sectorshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/vancouver-prince-rupert-and-nanaimo-cited-as-driving-409bn-in-trade-1140111The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T18:13:12.000ZVancouver, Prince Rupert and Nanaimo cited as driving $409bn in tradehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/port-of-drammen-to-join-portchain-connect-greenport-services-to-use-real-time-carrier-feeds-1140110The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T18:12:44.000ZPort of Drammen to join Portchain Connect, Greenport Services to use real-time carrier feedshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/lazaro-cardenas-reports-17-48m-tonnes-handled-to-end-of-july-2026-1170108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T18:12:04.000ZLázaro Cárdenas reports 17.48m tonnes handled to end of July 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/maersk-switches-to-weekly-fuel-surcharge-reviews-as-middle-east-costs-rise-1140109The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T15:13:36.000ZMaersk switches to weekly fuel surcharge reviews as Middle East costs risehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/montreal-port-authority-appoints-senior-commercial-adviser-in-india-1140108The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T15:12:48.000ZMontreal Port Authority appoints senior commercial adviser in Indiahttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/mmo-publishes-guidance-on-first-sale-fish-and-submission-of-sales-notes-1140040The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T15:12:06.000ZMMO publishes guidance on first-sale fish and submission of sales noteshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dp-world-switches-on-shore-power-at-callao-latin-america-s-first-terminal-installation-1080136The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T12:14:18.000ZDP World switches on shore power at Callao, Latin America’s first terminal installationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/k-shipbuilding-wins-orders-for-six-petrochemical-carriers-worth-about-510bn-won-1080135The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T12:13:24.000ZK Shipbuilding wins orders for six petrochemical carriers worth about 510bn wonhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dbmatic-and-weforsea-establish-maricontrol-to-formalise-maritime-data-partnership-1080134The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T12:12:35.000ZDBMatic and Weforsea establish MariControl to formalise maritime data partnershiphttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/aramco-increases-september-oil-offerings-outside-strait-of-hormuz-report-says-1080133The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T09:13:44.000ZAramco increases September oil offerings outside Strait of Hormuz, report sayshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/japan-weighs-return-to-lng-carrier-construction-raising-competition-for-korean-yards-1080132The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T09:12:49.000ZJapan weighs return to LNG carrier construction, raising competition for Korean yardshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/bassnet-neo-launched-as-unified-fully-managed-maritime-saas-suite-1080131The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T09:11:57.000ZBASSnet Neo launched as unified, fully managed maritime SaaS suitehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/commercial-transits-through-hormuz-remain-at-historic-low-as-diplomacy-advances-1080130The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T06:12:55.000ZCommercial transits through Hormuz remain at historic low as diplomacy advanceshttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/ports-of-stockholm-posts-year-on-year-growth-across-all-cargo-segments-in-h1-2026-1080116The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T06:12:22.000ZPorts of Stockholm posts year-on-year growth across all cargo segments in H1 2026https://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/dft-publishes-screening-decision-on-midlands-rail-hub-twa-application-1080023The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T06:11:57.000ZDfT publishes screening decision on Midlands Rail hub TWA applicationhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/baltic-dry-index-extends-rally-to-fifth-session-1080128The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T03:13:14.000ZBaltic Dry Index extends rally to fifth sessionhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-finds-31-emissions-intensity-gap-between-carriers-on-the-same-ocean-trade-lane-1080129The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T03:12:27.000ZReport finds 31% emissions‑intensity gap between carriers on the same ocean trade lanehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/port-houston-study-links-houston-ship-channel-cargo-to-986-9bn-in-us-economic-value-1080115The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T03:11:49.000ZPort Houston study links Houston Ship Channel cargo to $986.9bn in US economic valuehttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/report-export-disruptions-and-falling-stocks-put-tanker-demand-at-risk-1080127The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T00:13:39.000ZReport: export disruptions and falling stocks put tanker demand at riskhttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/indonesia-malaysia-and-singapore-reaffirm-that-malacca-singapore-straits-remain-open-and-secure-for-international-shipping-1080125The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T00:12:56.000ZIndonesia, Malaysia and Singapore reaffirm that Malacca–Singapore straits remain open and secure for international shippinghttps://maritimegazette.co.uk/article/weekly-bulletin-buyers-keep-ship-recycling-market-on-the-rise-but-competitiveness-varies-1080126The Maritime Gazetteen2026-08-27T00:12:16.000ZWeekly bulletin: buyers keep ship recycling market on the rise, but competitiveness varies